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Cognizant Interactive appoints Mark Taylor as Senior VP
U
S-based IT giant Cognizant
has named Mark Taylor as the
head of Cognizant Interactive.
He will be operative out of Hudson
Yards office in New York.
In an email to employees, Cogni-
zant Digital Business President Mal-
colm Frank said Taylor has joined as
the new Senior Vice President and
UTI can lead to kidney infection
I
nfection in one’s urinary
tract can result in serious
infection and could be
life-threatening. In our body,
the urinary system is re-
sponsible for making urine.
The urinary tract comprises
of two kidneys, ureters, the
bladder with urethra.
Urinary tract infection
(UTI) occurs when bacteria
enters into urinary system
and multiply. If the infec-
tion is not tackled at the
right time, it allows the
bacteria to travel up to the
kidney and result in a seri-
ous type of infection called
pyelonephritis.
Symptoms of UTI
Urgency to urinate
Eating disorder can hide behind normal body weight
W
hile you may
think that you
look fit, you
might be at serious risk
from the inside, says a
study on atypical anorexia.
Traditionally, individu-
als had to be below 85 pc
of their ideal body weight
to receive a diagnosis of an-
orexia nervosa, a disorder
characterised by restric-
tive eating, over-exercising,
distorted body image and
intense fear of weight gain.
But in 2013, a new cat-
egory of an eating disorder
was formally recognised:
atypical anorexia nervosa.
Individuals with this
condition meet all other
diagnostic criteria for an-
orexia nervosa but have
normal body weight.
“This group of patients
is underrecognized and
undertreated,” said the
study’s senior author, Nev-
ille Golden, MD, professor
Global Practice Leader of
Cognizant Interactive.
Taylor joins the com-
pany from Capgemini,
where he most recently
served as Global Customer
Engagement Lead.
According to Cognizant
website, Interactive brings
Urinary frequency
A sense of burning dur-
ing urination
Aching feeling, pressure
or lower abdominal pain
Blood-tinged or cloudy
urine
Strong odour in the urine
UTIs necessarily do not
lead to kidney damage.
However, if the problem is
left untreated, then the in-
fection might spread. A kid-
ney infection does require
medical or surgical attention
and if unattended, then
can damage the kidneys
permanently. The bacteria
can sometimes spread to
the bloodstream and cause
a life-threatening sepsis.
of paediatrics at the Stan-
ford School of Medicine.
“Our study showed that
they can be just as sick
GULF JOBS & CAREERS
together five key capabili-
ties to deliver a suite of
offerings, including strat-
egy and design, content,
marketing and social as
well as platforms and
technology.
Taylor brings decades
Mark Taylor of industry expertise
medically and psychologi- serious electrolyte imbal-
cally as anorexia nervosa ances and psychological
patients who are under- problems, are common
weight,” added Golden. in patients with atypical
T h e anorexia whose weight is
study pub- within a normal range, the
lished in -- study found.
Pediatrics -- “The bigger context is
shows that that, over the past 30 years,
large, rapid the prevalence of adoles-
weight loss cent obesity has quadru-
is the best pled, and teens are being
predictor told to lose weight without
of medical being given tools to do so
and psycho- in a healthy way,” Golden
logical prob- said.
lems in pa- Obese teens who adopt
tients with unhealthy behaviours --
atypical an- such as severe food restric-
orexia, not tion and extreme exercise
their body -- may initially be praised
weight at di- for weight loss or told not
agnosis. to worry about eating-
D a n g e r- disorder concerns because
ously low they aren’t underweight.
heart rate “By the time they get
and blood to see us, they’ve lost a
pressure, tremendous amount of
as well as weight, their vital signs are
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across a variety of sectors, particu-
larly in consumer products, retail and
financial services.
Mark’s career-long passion for the
customer will be invaluable as Cog-
nizant helps clients transform their
customer relationships from the old
world of marketing to the new world
of customised consumer experiences,
Risk Factors
Females are more likely
to catch this infection as
their urethra is shorter than
it is in men. This makes it
easier for the bacteria to
travel to the bladder. Preg-
nant women are at an even
higher risk.
A block-
age in the
urinary
Your wellness
tract which can slow the
flow of urine or reduces the
bladder’s ability to empty
can lead to the infection.
The blockage can be due to
a kidney stone, some abnor-
mality in the structure of the
urinary tract or an enlarged
prostate gland (in men).
unstable and they need to
be hospitalised,” Golden
said.
Researchers used sta-
tistical modelling to deter-
mine which factors best-
predicted illness severity.
The amount, speed and
duration of weight loss
were linked with worse
illness; body weight at the
time of diagnosis was not,
they found.
“If a patient was obese,
the goal is not to have them
regain all the lost weight,”
Golden said, adding that a
mixture of metabolic, hor-
monal and psychological
measures may be needed
to define a healthy weight
instead.
“If someone gains a bit
of weight, regains menses,
and is doing well socially,
emotionally and cogni-
tively, that might indicate
that they are in a place of
recovery,” he said.
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Frank said.
“Our positive performance and
growth in Interactive practice is a testa-
ment to the strong leadership and com-
mitment provided by Deepthi Prakash
and Santhosh Sreemushta. Both will
now report to Mark and continue to
develop our strategy and profit and
loss (P&L) management in the practice,”
A weakened immune ney is infected, especially
system also increases the the risk of delivering low
chance due to health history birth weight babies.
or medications. Kidney infection that re-
Any damage to the sults from UTI is indeed a
nerves around the bladder. serious concern and needs
Using a urinary cath- proper medical attention at
eter, a tube used to drain the earliest. However, since
urine from prevention is always better
the blad-
der usually
when a per-
than cure, here are some
lifestyle changes:
Consume enough fluids,
son is confined to bed due as it helps in removing bac-
to sickness or surgeries. teria from the body while
If a person suffers from urinating.
a condition which causes Try not to delay urination
the urine to flow in the when you have the urge to.
wrong direction back into Clean the vaginal introi-
ureters and kidneys. tus before and after sexual
Complications involved in intercourse.
a kidney infection: Empty the bladder right
Kidney scarring which after the intercourse as
can further result in chron- that also helps in clearing
ic kidney disease, high bacteria from the urethra.
blood pressure, and kidney
failure.
Be careful while wiping.
Wiping from front to back
Septicemia or blood after urinating and post
poisoning due to bacteria bowel movement also pre-
spread into the blood- vents the spread of bacteria
stream from kidney infec- to urethra.
tion. Do not use products
Pregnancy complica- such as deodorant sprays
tions can occur if the kid- in your genital area.
Fun Corner
Sudoku Puzzle Rules: To solve a Su-
doku puzzle, every digit
         from 1 to 9 must appear
in each of the nine verti-
         cal columns, in each of
the nine horizontal rows
         and in each of the nine
boxes.
Solution for Puzzle #
        
115 will be in next issue.
        
Sudoku Puzzle 114 Answer
                 
        
                 
        
                 
        
                 
        
Puzzle # : 115 Difficulty : Medium